No they don't criticise training. They use the language of road safety, that reinforces the myth that cycling is dangerous and it is not, (driving can be though). The basic premise is all this stuff needs to be done to 'save us'. We don't need saving. We need more people doing what we do. This stuff puts potential cyclists off.
Re visual impairment and shared space. It is an issue and has been dealt with to some extent on exhibition road. Again, by reducing road danger across the board more onus is put on the drivers to be responsible to look out for everyone whether by design as well as law
No they don't criticise training. They use the language of road safety, that reinforces the myth that cycling is dangerous and it is not, (driving can be though). The basic premise is all this stuff needs to be done to 'save us'. We don't need saving. We need more people doing what we do. This stuff puts potential cyclists off.
Re visual impairment and shared space. It is an issue and has been dealt with to some extent on exhibition road. Again, by reducing road danger across the board more onus is put on the drivers to be responsible to look out for everyone whether by design as well as law